Do You Have a Car OR Have You a Car-GPS-14
Difference between (Have you a car?), (Have you got a car?), and (Do you have a car?)?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (14) English learners often wonder which version is correct: “Have you…
“Would of” and “Laying” by Native Speakers-GPS-13
Native Speakers Say “Would of” and “Laying” – Why?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (13) Native speakers are often admired for their fluency, but they aren’t always models of perfect grammar. Many people…
In the Local Language or In Local Language-GPS-12
English learners often struggle with article usage, and one classic example is the phrase: “in local language” vs. “in the local language.” While both may seem acceptable at first glance,…
I’m Really Worried vs I’m Worried Very Much-GPS-11
“I’m Really Worried” vs “I’m Worried Very Much”-Grammar Puzzle Solved (11) Both phrases express the same idea—a strong feeling of concern or uneasiness—but they differ in naturalness and usage in…
Dishonest to or Dishonest With–GPS-10
Dishonest to or Dishonest With–Which Is Correct?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (10) English learners often wonder whether to say dishonest to or dishonest with. Although both may seem acceptable, only one fits…
Use of At for Cities-GPS-9
Is It Correct to Use “At” for Cities?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (9) English learners often ask, “Is it grammatically correct to use ‘at’ for cities?” This is a common point of…
She Has Been OR She Was-GPS-8
“Is It Grammatically Correct to Use “She Has Been” or “She Was”?Grammar Puzzle Solved (8) English learners often wonder, “Is it grammatically correct to use ‘she has been’ or ‘she…
Your Car Has Been Stolen-GPS-7
Is the Sentence “Your Car Has Been Stolen” Grammatically Correct?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (7) English learners often ask, “Is the sentence ‘Your car has been stolen’ grammatically correct?” The answer is…
Tag question of “They were”-GPS-6
Grammar Puzzles Solved (6): What Is the Tag Question of “They Were”? The sentence “They were” may seem simple, but forming the correct tag question from it can be puzzling…
Use of Ain’t-GPS-5
Is “Ain’t” Correct English?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (5) The word “ain’t” often sparks debate among grammar lovers and language learners. Traditionally, it is incorrect or nonstandard. However, its history and usage…